Siloam Springs High School - Panther Yearbook (Siloam Springs, AR)

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ff . it . r.!. am ff' 'M O .wwf 1 . KW if 3 Vx f :rl ,L M 19' , A Fig A ,JS 1 X Q ' lj M. F., ,. I V , iv., i Mr. George Emrick Mr. Harley McKinney Mr. Louis Luttrell Our supervisors and our building custodians are some of the depcndablcgunassuming, and efficient people upon whom we depend for our physical comfort and well-being, Without them, our school would be like a play cast without a production staff. . ' . I3 l Mr. Walter Birkes Mrs. Lillian Brown Mr. William Lycan Mr. Olis Sutterfield Sponsored by ARKANSAS WESTERN GAS CO., Siloam Springs Office 17

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Mrs. Dimond lives up to her name -she is a precious gem in our High School. How we'd do without her, we don't know. She does everything so willingly - from an- swering the telephone and dispensing aspirin, to mimeographing tests and processing vital data for Mr. El- liott. ' 'QQQZQ o'6ad1zZvzz9 MISS JUDY BRYANT - Elementary Schools Secretary Miss Bryant is truly Our Miss Bryant as she is a 1959 graduate of our High School. Her lovely smile, kindness, and desire to be of service to everyone carried right over from her student days to her secretarial days. Mornings, she is Junior High Elementary School secretary, and afternoons, Central Elementary School secretary. ll' MRS, IRIS DIMOND - High School Secretary Mrs. Haxel is secretary to our Superintendent of schools and in addition to having a most gracious personality and pleasing disposition, she is proficient in her secretarial work. MRS. EVELYN HAXEL - Siloam Springs Schools Executive Secretary Sponsored by SMITH FURNITURE and APPLIANCE STORE

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HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Left to right: Mrs. Trula Rutherford- Head Cook, Mrs. Veda Sheriff. Mrs. Christine Reading, Mrs. Mae Bramwell, and Mrs. Jeanette Koran, CE NT RAL ELEMENTARY SC HOOL M:belGregory-Head Cook, Mrs. Mae Sutterfield, and Mrs. Essie Gibbs. ,f 11 CINCINNATTI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Lillian Brown N Our three lunch rooms, under the capable leadership of Mr. Rhodes and Ihwugh the diligence of our ten cooks, feed approximately 845 pupils per day, which averages about 145, OOO lunches served per school year, , These lunches all meet Type A school lunch requirements and are under state and federal supervision. Z g 1 Sponsored by FEEMSTER CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE MOTOR COMPANY 8 Left to right: Mrs. Mary all, Mrs.